Punch, Volume 213Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1947 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 110
... Members of Parlia- ment always tend to become querulous and bad - tempered . This theory seems to be borne out by the fact that two Members who are nor- Business Done : - House of Commons : mally notable for their patience and tolerance ...
... Members of Parlia- ment always tend to become querulous and bad - tempered . This theory seems to be borne out by the fact that two Members who are nor- Business Done : - House of Commons : mally notable for their patience and tolerance ...
Page 516
... Members of either House to answer or otherwise notice what was said in debate in the other House . This , in strict rigidity , was found inconvenient , so - English fashion -a veiled evasion was tolerated . A Member might speak of what ...
... Members of either House to answer or otherwise notice what was said in debate in the other House . This , in strict rigidity , was found inconvenient , so - English fashion -a veiled evasion was tolerated . A Member might speak of what ...
Page 580
... Members in future , " he purred . " So I should like to say that the Chancellor , in accepting this cut in the tax , has shown courage , wisdom , humanity and all the qualities of statesmanship . " Sir STAFFORD seemed to have mixed ...
... Members in future , " he purred . " So I should like to say that the Chancellor , in accepting this cut in the tax , has shown courage , wisdom , humanity and all the qualities of statesmanship . " Sir STAFFORD seemed to have mixed ...
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